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"SALADA 1 well use m.good sized recipe, because, if you happen to have any left over, it is as good and possibly better the next day. There are two types of chowders, Manhattan and Néw England, each of which has its adicts. You can if you like even make both kinds from the same base, as the first steps are the same. Most recipes for chowder seem to be rather intricate and to demand Is there anything better than of steaming clam chowder? It is tically a full meal in itself, esp if you can have seconds. When y making it, by the way. vou mi PAYX MORE Instructions for Making Your Clam Chowder The First Steps are the Same Whether You Prefer New England Clam Chowder or Manhattan Clam Chowder. Some Suggestions as Well as Recipes for Making C lam Chowders. TWCO (By Edit‘h M. Barber) Electric cooking is famous for its fAavour, and elecâ€" tricity is the cheapest fuel you can use. . Our low monthiy terms make it easy for you to have an electric range in YOUR kitchen. 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Ask your Drugâ€" gist, Grocer or General says the Electric Range ...7.-.4.\....1\4',\9\15..;'\!\' » e es wte jetter than a bowl ‘T? 1t is pracâ€" elf, especially When you are you might as Canada Northern Power Corporation Ltd. T ECEA CONTHOLLING AND OPERATING Northern Ontario Power Company Limited Northern Quebec Power Company Limited PM dnpgs usns o M You may add crackers a few minâ€" utes before you are ready to serve the chowder, or you may pour it over the crackers arranged in the bowls or soup dishes. % cup butter Soda crackers Cook diced salt pork until crisp, add sliced onion and cook three minutes. Then add the potatoes, sprinkle genâ€" erously with chopped clams, milk and butter and cook ten minutes. Arrange crackers in hot soup dishes and pour chowder over them. Manbattan Clam Chowder Substitute three cups of tomato juice for the milk in the above recipe. Add cne teaspoon of thyme. (Copyright, 1937, by The Bell dicate, Inc.) a number of utensils took it upon myself to pes and I am giving y day. New England Clam 2 inch cube salt pork, diced 1 sliced onion 4 cups diced potatoes Flour, salt, pepper 2 cups boiling water 1 quart clams, chopped 1 quart milk s. This summeé 6 simplify the t vyou the results rast expensive Ten acres of Donegal coast venâ€"bedroomed re She‘s one of the newest screen disâ€" coveriesâ€"blonde (decided, for a reason), brownâ€"eyed, trim Collette Lyons. For a year she says she knocked at the doors 3af Hollywosd producers, then opportunâ€" ity knocked at her door just as she was about to give up, by the way. Farly to rise is a byword with her. She arises at 6.30, bathes, dresses, eats breakfast and arrives at the studio at 7.30. She‘s a natural redâ€"head, but red hair comes out black on the screen, so to be a movie redâ€"head shes had to beâ€" come a light blonde in real life. Then forty minutes of sitting in a barber shop chair, being made up, follows! This dancing daughter (she does dance, divinely) keeps trim and slim by exercise . .. in addition to the dance routine. Fifteen minutes, every morning and night, without shoes, for slenderizing ankles and keeping leg muscles solid. The old favorite: raising up on toes fifty times. Then, another old favorite, lifting legs, knee bent as close to the chest as possible, starting with ten times the first day and five more each day until 50 is reached. You can do this before you get out of bed in the morningâ€"or practice it on the beach without fear of being put in a straight jacket. For Waistline Hore‘s one to keep waistline slim Legs together, press stiff, touch floor ten times. Then sway body in circulat motion from left to right as many times as possible. And another old favorite: lying on floor, filat on back, roll from side to side twenty times, morning and night. Beauty Beliefs Miss Lyons believes that one should "always keep spiritually and mentally COLLETTE LÂ¥ONS is a natural redâ€"head but the screen so she became a blordeâ€" To kee overly generous with olive oil in treatments ‘ollette Lyons Keeps Slim and Trim With Exercise. By ELSIE PIERCE F A M O US§S BE AU T YVâ€" CX P CR BB BEAUTIFUL Por Hips THE PORCUPINE ADCANCE. TIMMINS, ONTARIO machine take in $144 and give back considerably less than oneâ€"third of that amount. In other words the owner made $100 profit on the evening. One player was out $17. And yet there are people foolish enough to think they can beat a inachine cleverly designed to strip its victims of their cash. from mer pres. leavs undt are OT h Amherstburg Echo Hugh Templinm of the Purgus Newsâ€" Record tells us, that he has been inâ€" vestigating shot machines, not with his sown cash, but watching other people camble with theirs. In the course of foir hours continuous play, he saw a Haileybury, Aug. 9. (Special to The Advance).â€"Two tragedies were reported to district headquarters of the provinâ€" cial police here on Saturday, Lucy Janes, eight months old, being fataly injured in an automobile accident A hundred yards north of the town limits here, and Sherman Thorpe, factor for the Hudson‘s Bay Company at Bear Island. being drowned near his home with a fainting fit and fell into the waâ€" read but her hiar appears black on To keep her hair lwstrouws she is atments and frequent shampoos. Baby Killed in Auto Aceiâ€" dent. Hudson Bay Facâ€" tor at Temagami Drowned ind starC ‘offee or lender lf Iwo Tragedies m Haileybury Area 1 Fowder and lip rouge are all she es for daytime makeâ€"up. She likes tton soaked in witch hazel for comâ€" esses to brighten the eyes. And she aves a light layer of cream overnight ider the eyes and where laugh lines e apt to leave their impression. Oil treatments and oil shampoos keep r hair lustrous. She never uses soap i her hair. And she cautions: "avoid all sweets id starches and dark meats. No tea, ffee or alcohol for those who want Mr. Thorpe had been at Bear Island r more than fifteen years. He was arried and is survived by his widow d two daughters. His entire adult life d ~been spent with Revillon Freres the Hudson‘s Bay Company. Conâ€" tble Bert Braney, of the Temagami her the other tragedy, the baby, secâ€" daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Arthur s, of Mileage 104, near Cobalt, was wn out of the window of a car n by Frank Gilmour,â€"20, of Dane, which turned over on the road 1 it and a taxi owned by Dick ardson, Haileybury, and driven by nephew, Willis Richardson, sideâ€" ed about eleven o‘clock Saturday t on the main highway. Mrs. Janes cut about one ear and a son, Floyd, hurt about the leg and hip, but er was hurt seriously and both ‘. Thorpe, who was well known to sts who frequent the Temagami s district, had not been in good th lately, and it is stated that" he been suffering from dizzy speéells. rding to information from Temagâ€" a doctor at the post gave evidence is effect when the Nipissing corâ€" conducted an official enquiry, and rdict was returned along those SLOT MACHINE CHANCES pyright 1937, by The Bell Syndiâ€" InC.) Un d five minutes after beâ€" to hospital here. Police the other two children, fresh air; weekâ€" of face and hair during the sumâ€" 00000000000000000000000000o00000000000060000000000000000000 4466000988 6688 66 6 o 6 6 00000000000«00000000000000000000000000000ooownoooo00000000¢oo¢’, After some time spent on humour we will change our course, and stop at beauty. Wherever one goes there is beauty to be found. Sometimes it must be "dug for‘ as gold at the mines, but it is always there., Quoting "Ballad of John Camplejohn", by Bliss Carman: "What do you sell, John Camplejohn In Bay Street by the sea?" "Oh, turtle shells is what I sell In great variety. "Trinkets and combs and rosaries All keepsakes of the sea; "Tis choose and buy what takes th« In such a treasury." "Where can I buy the magic charm Of the Bahamian Sea, That fills mankind with peace of m And soul‘s felicity? "Look from your door and tell me now The colour of the seaâ€"â€" Where I can buy the wondrous dye And take it home with me? "And where can I buy, John Camplejohn In Bay Street by the sea, The sunlight‘s fall on the old pink wall Or the gold of the orange tree?" "As sure as I‘m John Camplejohn, And Bay Street by the sea, Those things for gold have not been sold Within my memory. "‘"Tis none of these, John Camplejohn Tho‘ curicus they be; But something more I‘m looking for In Bay Street by the sea. sound In this city by the sea, Of the plumy palms in their high blue calms, Or the stately poise and free "T‘d give my hand, John Camplejohn, In Bay Street by the sea, For the smallest dower of that dear power "Of the bearers who go up and down as mystery, Burden on head, with naked tread In the white streets by the sea? "Ah! That is more than I‘ve heard tell In Bay Street by the sea, Since I began, my roving man, A trafficker to be. "But what would you give, my roving man, From countries over the sea, For the things you name, the life of the same, And power to bid them be?" MADE iN CANADA â€" OF SHREDDED WHEAT ny that rustling takes the eve of mind § Pleasant Shower in HMonour of Miss Smith iHuppy Event on Monday Evening at Hollinger Hall Mrs. Paul Piche, Mrs. T. Poulin, Mrs.| Ray Desormeaux, Mrs. Bert Hubert and | Mrs. Bcb Charlebois were hostesses at| a lovely misellaneous shower in the Hollinger Recreation hall on Mond»ay| night in honor of Miss Violet Smith, who will become the bride of Mr. Jerry Chenier next Monday. Mrs, BRob Charlebois presented the numerous gifts to the brideâ€"toâ€"be, in large basket decorated in old rose @and white, and Miss Smith thanked her friends for their kindness and thoughtâ€" fulness. The evening was spent at bridge, five hundred and monopoly, the winners being: Bridge, 1st prize, Miss Martha Charron, 2nd prize, Mrs. A. C. Chenier; five hundred, lst prize, Mrs. Paul Giroux, 2nd prize, Miss Dolly Smith; monopoly, Miss Gwen Webb. A delicious lunch was served. Durâ€" ing the evening Mrs. Paul Piche played several selections at the piano, and Mrs. Louis Smith sang some songs. The ladies present were: Miss Doris Morris, Miss Evelyn Morris, Miss Gwen Webb, Miss Marie Lirette, Miss Colombe Lirette, Miss Bea Lapirre, Mrs. E. Clousieau, Mrs. T. Giroux, Mrs. Paul Griroux, Mrs. Brocher, Mrs. A. C. Chenâ€" ier, Mrs. A. Cousineau, Miss Cousineau, Miss Isabe]l Pelletier, Miss Martha Charron, Mrs. Appleton, Mrs. A. Godin, Miss Dolly Smith, Mrs. Joncas, Mrs. Louis Smith, Mtrs. Bert Hubert, Mrs. T. Poulin. Mrs. Ray Desmoreaux, Mrs. Bond and daughter, Miss Bond, Mrs. Paul Piche, Mrs. Bob Charlebois, and the guest of honor, Miss Violet Smith. (From Globe and Mail) Palestine is to ‘be divided into three partsâ€"one for the Jews, one for the Arabs and one for the British. And all are satisfied except the Jews and the Arabs. and Mail:â€"A visiting clergyâ€" man says that rich church members can be a real curse,. Still, it is better to be cursed with them than cursed with no church members at all. ‘"My roving man, I never heard, On any land or sea Under the sun, of any one Who could sell that power to thee Miss Violet Smith, who was a memâ€" ber of the high school office staff, is recipient of the best wishes from all members of the staff and the students of that school. To each his luck, John Camplejohnn No less, and as for me, Hive me the pay of an idle day In Bay Street by the sea." To paint the things I see A SHREDDED WHEAT AND MILK BREAKFAST is hbest / SHR EDDED WHEAT is a simple and practical food, full of rich nourishment, and requires no cooking. It gives the benefits of whole wheat in a most appeâ€" tizing and digestible form, complete with its vital food essentials. Delicious with cold or hot milk and with fresh, s tewed or canned fruits. Serve Shredâ€" ded Wheat and milk every day and please t he wh ol e family. 12 big bliscults in every box Company, Ltd. 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"The water stagnated, of course, and a lady mosquito found it and laid her eggs in the water. The eggs hatched and became what children call ‘wiggleâ€" tails‘, and these developed into mosâ€" quitos, one of which came into the house and bit the woman who tossed out the tomato can so carelessly. Most Reasonable Prices Doctor Calls Disease "‘Tomato Can Suicide" Estimates Giadly Given Get two ounces of peroxine powder from your druggist. Sprinkle on a hot, wet cloth and rub the face gently. Every blackhead will be dissolved. The one safe, sure and simple way to remove blackheads, Have a Holly» wood complexion, Ts AUGC UST 12 de} hat C1 1I